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Many times I don't even get to the second step. I only click "I am not a robot" and I've passed. Are Captcha's a paid service and my examples are sites buying
by jeffwass 9y ago
Many times I don't even get to the second step. I only click "I am not a robot" and I've passed.
Are Captcha's a paid service and my examples are sites buying into only the lowest level of ID?
Or is this something akin to a decision made vs my access frequency/behaviour where the algo decides it's reasonably sure I'm a human so no need to waste bandwidth on sending and confirming images?
- dylanfw 9y agoIf you're not asked anything after checking the box then your browser's fingerprint has already been determined to be a real human by enough partner sites using the Captcha. Try opening a private browsing window and checking the box to see the second verification part.
- rjbwork 9y agoThey're run by google, so if you're a known "good account" it just detects that you have their cookie/are logged in and lets you through. Pop it open in incognito and you should get one.